Rait, Robert S. (Robert Sangster), 1874-1936, Hollings, Marjory · London : Constable & company · leaf 28
nockburn. The king appointed Roger deHorsley in his place, but Bamburgh seems to have beenmuch neglected at this time, for it was almost in ruins at thebeginning of the reign of Edward III. The stone roof ofDavys Tower had been blown off in a storm, and the roofof the Bell Tower was gone, so that… … >5 a — -J 5 C; INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER 13 of Edward Balliol. During her visit Archibald Dou^^lasmarched on Bamburgh, hoping thereby to force the Enghshto raise their siege, but he was defeated at Hahdon Hill. In1346 David II. was brought to Bamburgh after the battle ofNevilles Cross. William of…
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